Tekquan Alexander was convicted of torturing and inflicting debilitating injuries on his 4-year-old daughter in Thousand Oaks, facing seven years to life in prison.

A Glendale man is charged with the calculated murders of a Brea couple he owed money to, with potential life imprisonment or the death penalty if convicted.

The Grove in Los Angeles has set up a 100-foot Christmas tree, starting the holiday season with a grand tree-lighting ceremony and artificial snowfall events.

Waymo One's fully autonomous ride-hailing service is now available to the public in Los Angeles, covering 80 square miles without needing waitlists or codes.

Pasadena has updated rent guidelines, setting a 3% cap on rent hikes and establishing registration requirements for landlords, effective from October 1, 2024.

A car crashed into the second story of a Chino home, causing major damage and leaving four people hospitalized. The incident is under investigation with alcohol possibly involved. The house was red-tagged as unsafe.

LA Unified School District investigates racist texts sent to students, prompting reactions from district officials and parents; the FBI is involved in the nationwide issue.

A man was found shot to death near the 710 Freeway in Paramount, initiating an investigation. His identity was undisclosed, and authorities urged witnesses to come forward.

A man was arrested after Westminster police found a deceased woman in her home, suggesting a homicide. The suspect is 38-year-old Irving Mondragon, a relative of the victim. Motive and details remain under investigation.

Bomb threats at voter registration offices in Orange and Riverside Counties, California, led to evacuations amid ongoing ballot counting after the general election. No explosives were found, and officials plan to resume work.

The Ventura County Organized Retail Theft Task Force arrested several individuals for theft at Camarillo Premium Outlets, with stolen goods and drugs seized.

The LBPD reported a non-fatal stabbing and the recovery of firearms in separate incidents, apprehending suspects and commending officers for their proactive safety efforts.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's Inside Safe program moved over 35 people from Rampart Village encampments into safer spaces, furthering the city's mission to address homelessness.